Kathy Wilson is a dedicated advocate for responsible belief systems and a long-time participant in the transhumanist movement. Raised as a Mormon, she identifies as a mystic and appreciates the open-minded, boundary-breaking ethos of transhumanism, particularly within the Mormon Transhumanist Association. She sees the movement as a way to actively engage with and further explore the more unconventional beliefs within Mormonism, such as transfiguration and the Second Coming.
For the past two decades, Wilson has traveled extensively in India, witnessing firsthand the country’s rapid transformation and the complex realities of its growing population. She has spent time in the slums of Delhi and Mumbai, confronting issues of poverty, gender inequality, and corruption. This experience has profoundly impacted her perspective, expanding her understanding of what is possible on planet Earth and reinforcing the interconnectedness of global challenges.
Wilson collaborates with NGOs in Delhi to assist marginalized communities, particularly widows and children in slums. She aims to raise awareness about the problems in developing countries and encourages others to use their technology, education, and resources to support positive change. She believes that the quality of life and interconnectedness of countries means everyone must be aware of problems facing other countries and cultures.
